The series is available from the library and includes:
Life for adults with Down syndrome: an overview
Information communication technology for adults with Down syndrome
Advocacy for adults with Down syndrome
Community and independent living for adults with Down syndrome
Spiritual well-being for adults with Down syndrome
Drama and the arts for adults with Down syndrome: benefits, options and resources
International and cultural aspects of Down syndrome
Transition to employment
Recreation and adults with Down syndrome
Families of adults with Down syndrome
People with Down syndrome and the law: an Australian perspective
Inclusive post secondary (tertiary) education for adults with Down syndrome and other developmental disabilities
If you would like to borrow any of these or anything else, just call or email.
Also of interest on the Down Syndrome Education International for their Down Syndrome Research and Practice publication is a review of various research on how best to teach reading to children with Down syndrome, Reading interventions for children with Down syndrome by Kelly Burgoyne and a paper on research done in New Zealand on Literacy environments for children with Down syndrome: What's happening at home?
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